Best Hold Your Tongue Poems
Below are the all-time best Hold Your Tongue poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of hold your tongue poems written by PoetrySoup members
Poetry Won'T Hold Her TonguePoetry won't hold her tongue
When desperate times
And the little men they breed
Would counsel silence.
She bursts instead Athenalike
...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, art, on writing and
Form:
Free verse
The Reclusive VersesWanting to shrug off this shell, break loose from me
Silence that damn hermit, hiccuping under his tree
Trapped inside too long, dormancy dreams to wake
Disgorging...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, allusion, confusion, how i
Form:
Rhyme
Being Invisible Would Be BlissDaddy wants to touch and kiss,
Being invisible would be bliss
No more hiding behind locked doors
No more the screams of father’s whores
Run through the woods to...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, childhood, confusion, depression, fatherme,
Form:
Rhyme
Signing Off--Goodbye--To my Addiction-
The time has come to part,
I will leave many with broken hearts
If one day you call on me,
I'm sad to say I will...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, addiction, adventure, blue, farewell,
Form:
Ballad
Judgmental People and HatersI can no longer hold my tongue
I’ve got my knockers and my mockers
Oh, and I can’t forget the blockers
So you badmouth me on...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, abuse, bullying, hate, internet,
Form:
Rhyme
Broken PromisesPromises, Promises...boldy broken
I spite these words when hastily spoken
The act pledged is almost never the issue
it's the scanning of priorties...somehow they missed you!!
You...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, peoplewords, me, me, time,
Form:
Rhyme
Sailing AwayCruising the Mediterranean
I don't wish to fight any more
I want to enjoy the sunset
On the sea I so adore
Please hold your tongue
In silence,
View the beauty...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, adventure, forgiveness, happiness, holiday,
Form:
Free verse
Don'T Interrupt the MusicDissonance is delegating the intensity in my eyes
Minor chords unveil the passion my body can’t belie
Eighth notes are lightning sparks that burn my finger...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, love, musicme,
Form:
Rhyme
Hidden SecretsOnce upon a time a "Beauty Flies". Wings shining bright against the moon light.
She took flight but... unknown to her it was a spider waiting...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, fantasy,
Form:
Blank verse
Dear Younger MeDear younger me,
There are some things that I would say
to help you out along the way:
mistakes I’ve made and deep regrets,
things I would change you’ve...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, future,
Form:
Rhyme
She LivedI am who I am because... she lived
The thoughts I have, the way my brain works
The way I behave and all of my quirks
How I...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, daughter, death, inspiration, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Old Habits Die HardGot to hold it together, try to keep my cool,
Even when dealing, with imbecilic fools,
Should know better, but they freak me out,
When in the...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, abuse, allegory, bullying,
Form:
Couplet
The 996th PoemFulfilled fantasies and legitimate realities…you do know how to please…
Are you listening to my voice of longing and yearning?
No, don’t backstab me with your broken...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, beauty, change, corruption, courage,
Form:
Free verse
I Hate Aunt FloeNOTE: This poem is a humoruos stab at PMS from a mans point of view
I can see your blood boiling
through the blades I once...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, depression, devotion, education, girlfriend-boyfriend,
Form:
Rhyme
FortyForty old? Hold your tongue.
Having children keeps me young.
Double forty? I don't care.
I can travel any where.
Forty here and forty there.
Forty duo makes...
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Categories:
hold your tongue, age,
Form:
Rhyme